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Mitsubishi Cuts Outlander PHEV Price by €10,000 for Private Buyers

The limited offer uses a manufacturer discount plus leasing and eligible state grants to lower the Outlander's effective entry cost and respond to tight competition in electrified SUVs.

Overview

  • Mitsubishi announced a time‑limited €10,000 manufacturer discount that reduces the Outlander Plug‑in Hybrid list price from €49,990 to €39,990 for private customers through September 30, 2026.
  • The company also published a private leasing deal for the Diamant 4WD that starts at €189 per month for 24 months with 10,000 km per year and no required down payment.
  • Motor1 and other outlets report that the Outlander meets rules for many PHEV subsidy schemes so eligible buyers may be able to claim up to about €4,500 in state grants, which could cut the effective entry price further.
  • The Outlander is offered only as a plug‑in hybrid with a 22.7 kWh battery, WLTP electric range of up to 86 km, and standard S‑AWC all‑wheel drive, features Mitsubishi highlights to compete in the midsize electrified SUV segment.
  • Mitsubishi frames the campaign as a response to sustained competitive pressure in the electrified market, and the combined purchase, lease and public‑grant route could make the model meaningfully more affordable for families and private buyers.